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Hi,
I am working on a research project related to the fuzzing of embedded firmware. Currently, we are generating a benchmark for evaluating the current state-of-the-art fuzzing mechanisms. The aim of this benchmark is to help researchers working on this field to evaluate their developed embedded fuzzers correctly and effectively. The CNC firmware in this Github repository is really interesting for us to be included in our benchmark.
However, unfortunately, we could not find any license regarding this firmware in the repository. I was wondering if there is any possibility for us to modify, distribute, and use this firmware in our benchmark (for sure, with a reference to your Github repository)?
Thanks.
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Hi:
The code is essentially grbl + driver changes to make it work on an stm32
platform.
As such it is a derivative of grbl and all parts of it are subject to the
gplv3 license used by grbl.
Regards,
Jason H.
Hi,
I am working on a research project related to the fuzzing of embedded firmware. Currently, we are generating a benchmark for evaluating the current state-of-the-art fuzzing mechanisms. The aim of this benchmark is to help researchers working on this field to evaluate their developed embedded fuzzers correctly and effectively. The CNC firmware in this Github repository is really interesting for us to be included in our benchmark.
However, unfortunately, we could not find any license regarding this firmware in the repository. I was wondering if there is any possibility for us to modify, distribute, and use this firmware in our benchmark (for sure, with a reference to your Github repository)?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: